one. good evening, everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> i'm heather holmes in tonight for julie. a large crowd greeted the democratic front-runner. he touched on healthcare, income inequality, and climate change. sanders promised to defeat president trump saying the trump administration is quote undermining democracy. he said on day one, he would reverse trump administration executive orders on immigration. >> we in our administration will not have federal agents snatching babies from the arms of their mothers. we will not be throwing one point, sanders was briefly interrupted by topless protesters who were removed from the rally. animal rights organizers demand

he cut ties with the dairy administration. the importance of super tuesday when california and a dozen other states make their choices. >> looking ahead to super tuesday, how important is it for your team to do well in this state? >> this is california. last i heard, this is the largest state in america. it's the state with more delegates. obviously california is enormously important. and i'm just very, very proud that we have thousands and thousands of volunteers who are out every weekend. every weekend, we're knocking on a hundred thousand doors. i think that's unprecedented. we're going to work as hard as we can to win this state, because the candidate who wins this state is in a very strong position to defeat the most dangerous president in modern america history. >> homelessness is a major issue. what do you tell bay area voters about the importance of addressing it? >> tonight, unbelievably, in the richin world, 500,000

americans, including 30,000 mer shelters. that is immoral, that is wrong. on top of that, 18 million families are spending half of their income on housing. that is insane. our proposal is to build 10 million units of affordable, and low income housing to deal with the homeless crisis to make sure that working families don't get forced out of their homes through gentfication. so this starts as a very serious issue. >> you were critical of mike bloomberg. he thinks he can buy this race. but he is rising in the polls. are you concerned? >> mike bloomberg, like anyone else, has the right to run for president. but i don't think democracy is about a billionaire buying an election. especially somebody who has a record like he does, instituting when he was mayor in new york city, instituting a racist stop and frisk policy. absolutely disgraceful. this is a guy who said, one of

the richest people in america, we should cut social security, and medicare, and medicaid. this was a guy who was not sympathetic to even raising the minimum wage. not sympathetic to raising taxes on the rich. he may have all the money in the world, but at the end of the day, i do not believe his money is going to elect him president. >> how do you attract some of the voters who have been supporting some of your more centrist counterparts? >> let me just say, that is a very fair question. i think among virtually all of our supporters there is an understanding that while we have differences as democrats, our differences pail compared to the differences that we have with donald trump. i have said, and i think probably all of my opponents have said in the that we're go who it is, to make sure we defeat the most dangerous president in the

modern history of this country. >> senator, thanks for your time. >> michael bloomberg is rising in the polls, despite not being on the ballot in the first four states. he needs one more state, or a national poll putting him at 10% to qualify for that debate. early voting is underway in nevada, where caucuses are held on saturday. voters go to the polls in south carolina. that's where joe biden is polling in first place. >> he does have to win the south carolina primary. not just do well. he has to win. >> recent polls in nevada show elizabeth warren, tom steyer, pete buttigieg, and amy klobuchar all knotted up for third rrow is the deadline to revote on march 3rd. this is the third party california will be a part of super tuesday, and the first time since 1996, that the state

is holding its primary in march. california is one of 14 states holding primaries on super tuesday, which will determine 36% of the delegates needed for the democratic presidential nomination. this afternoon, health officials in china announce that the number of cases of the coronavirus has now grown to more than 72,000. nearly 1800 people have died from the virus on the chinese mainland. but the director general of the world health organization said today that the virus is not as deadly as other coronaviruses, such as sars. he says 80% of patients have mild cases, and will recover. >> in 2% of reported cases, the virus is fatal. and the increases the older you are. >> the world health organization says relatively few cases have been reported in children, but more research is needed so they can better

understand why. the ordeal isn't over for hundreds of americans evacuated from a cruise ship in japan, where they were kept for weeks. >> reporter: the flight touched down at travis air force base at around 11:30 sunday night. the passengers will be quarantined here for at least the next 14 days. another flight carrying more than 100 passengers went to a military base in san antonio, texas. the evacuees are off of the diamond princess cruise ship in japan. 14 people on the plane tested positive for covid-19. now the official name of the coronavirus. 13 of the people were sent to

omaha, nebraska. one quarantined passenger described her ordeal on facebook. she says quote, it's almost like living in a murder mystery, i can peer at my neighbors through the windows, but we can't go near each other. she also wrote, i'm so grateful for this monumental effort to bring us home. the new arrivals joined about 200 others at quarantine at travis. the others arrived february 5th and 7th, so their quarantines are almost up. in fairfield, most people approved of using their local base for quarantine. >> they need to put people where they need to put them. take care of them. >> everybody deserves the quality of life. i just hope they manage it well. >> reporter: some people have misgivings. >> they're bringing the virus into the country. they already said 14 of the 15 people have the virus. and that bothers me. >> reporter: those stationed at travis air force base are not allowed to come into contact with any of those under quarantine. rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. >> one woman had to leave her

husband behind. she was healthy, but he had tested positive for the virus. new at 6:00, greg liggens in our newsroom with more on the plight of the evacuees. >> reporter: yeah, frank. angela knee is now at travis, while her husband is still in japan. the couple are from potomac, maryland. their daughter says this is a trying time, not just for the couple, but for the entire family. >> it's been less than 24 hours since that flight carrying evacuees from the virus tainted princess cruise ship in japan arrived at travis air force base. the daughter of one of the evacuees shows her mom shows no sign of fever and is grateful to be back in the u.s. >> it also sounds like the u.s. authorities are being very careful with sort of the distance that they're supposed to keep from each other, and the full body suits. it just sounds like the u.s. officials are much more equipped to handle the situation. >> reporter: lee's parents were separated on the cruise ship.

her father fell ill with the virus, and is being treated in japan. >> my father is struggling, we're told that it was a mild case but regardless, it still seems to be a very difficult, painful experience. >> reporter: other couples have been able to return together. during the 12 hour flight aboard this cargo plane, their son says health officials remained vigilant, checking his parents and others often. >> they were taking people's temperature at the beginning of the flight, throughout the flight, and at the end of the flight. if anyone's temperature increased, that person would be moved to the infected section. >> reporter: matthew smith is an american who chose to stay behind on the ship. tweeting photos of quarantine meals, and saying best decision ever after learning sick americans were being allowed on

the flight out. while some family members are being separated, and others are still sick overseas, in one way, the ordeal is bringing some close together. >> i haven't spoken to my brother and sister this much in quite a while, so we've been in very close contact. it has certainly been a very trying situation. >> reporter: so i asked joanne if her mother is given the all clear to leave travis in 14 days, what her mother would do, since her husband is still stuck in japan. she said her mother wants to return to japan, but she acknowledged, that's not a likely scenario. the lives of many people, still uncertain. well applele is warning its investors that it won't meet its second quarter sales expectations because of the coronavirus outbreak in china. apple had shut down its chinese factories. its supply of smartphones would

be hampered because production is ramping up more slowly than expected. the company also says demand for its devices in china have been hurt by the outbreak, because its retail stores are closed, 0er operating with reduced hours. up next, new information about the search for a mountain lion that injured a little girl on the peninsula yesterday. the steps that park officials are taking. >> plus the latest on the search for a bay area couple, missing from their rental since friday. and we're looking into the workweek forecast, back here with the five day. and the world's richest man pledges $10 billion to fight climate change. we'll tell you about the newly announced bezos earth fund. and giving you a live look outside now at the golden gate bridge. such a pretty picture. most bay area freeways are traffic light, thanks to the presidents' day holiday. you're watching ktvu news at 6:00. obama: he's been a leader

throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when

we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message.

search and rescue tames have come up empty so for in the search for a missing couple. they were last seen at a rental home in the town of inveerness on friday. officials say e is familiar with that area. more than 100 volunteers spent da looking for the couple. it missed an appointment on sunday.

>> the airbnb was left in a manor that leads us to believe they didn't plan on leaving. their cell phones, there was open food inside the house, it's definitely out of the ordinary for them. that's why we're out here in full force to try to find them as soon as we can. >> in addition to ground teams, offenses are also using drones to help in the search. kiparsky and irwin are in good health, and used to hiking. a well known open space on the peninsula remains closed after a 6-year-old girl was injured by a mountain lion over the weekend. it happened yesterday morning at rancho san antonio preserve near los altos. park rangers are now trying to track down the mountain lion. >> hi folks, the park's closed

here today. >> reporter: tall day long, park rangers turned away visitors at los altos hills. the popular hiking area was temporarily closed, and signs posted this presidents' day holiday, warning people to stay out after a mountain lion injured a 6-year-old girl around 10:00 sunday morning. it happened while a group of six adults and four children were hiking on the wildcat loop trail about a mile above deer hollow farms. >> they're hiking on a well known trail. out of heavy vegetation, a lion appeared out of nowhere and started to get ahold of a 6- year-old girl in the group. >> reporter: he says one of the adults was able to push the mountain lion, which then retreated. fortunately, the girl had minor injuries and did not require stitches. monday morning, a camera in the park captured this image of a mountain lion, which officials expect is the same puma

involved in sunday's incident. >> likely a male, but we don't know with 100% >> reporter: they say the mountain lion looks similar to one captured in another picture before the encounter. >> they're actively out there trying to get a scent on the lions, and get it up a tree, so they can immobilize it, and make sure we're catching the right lion. >> reporter: the same park was closed last august for several days after a family of pumas was spotted, but there wasn't any contacts like this latest incident. >> i just would really ask that everyone respect the closure. you know, we have had some people trying to sneak in, it's not going well for them. there are citations being issued. so we need the people to stay out, so dogs can do their work. >> reporter: there is no estimate for when rancho city park will reopen, but we're told the dogs will be back out

working tuesday morning. all righty, maybe we can get a live camera. thanks guys, for putting that behind me. we've got some beautiful conditions. temperatures today generally worked their way into the 70s, so it was pretty darn warm out there. that's why it costs so much to live here. i mean look at that. beautiful. looking back towards san francisco, a few high clouds. a little darker up there in san jose right now. no clouds to speak of. a few high clouds overall, but just a beautiful, beautiful day. today was probably the nicest day of the entire weekend. a few clouds offshore. those are the clouds that sort of set us up, or are setting us up with that beautiful sunset that you saw just recently in the last few minutes or so. along the coast, that's thousands of people out at ocean beach. look at the live cameras, just because, when the weather gets like this in february, there's really some of the nicest

weather in the country occurring. right here, right now, tonight's no exception. if you have the day off, maybe you're not watching the newscast. maybe you're out there doing what you should be doing. 11degrees warmer in napa right now. 9degrees warmer in concord. san francisco, looking off towards the berkely hills. we've got a nice looking day tomorrow. no rain in the forecast for a little while. so when we come back, we'll put it all together. >> all right, thank you. amazon ceo jeff bezos is launching a $10 billion fund aimed at addressing climate change. he's starting the bezos earth fund to explore new ways of responding to global warming and how to adapt to its impacts. bezos said climate change is the biggest threat to our planet. protesters are are demanding that facebook change their policy on political ads. two bay area protests happened

today. one in palo alto, where protesters created a human billboard saying truth matters. the other proit test protest was in san francisco, outside the home of mark zuckerberg. zuckerberg has said facebook should not be the one to police political ads, and that the company is committed to protecting free expression. coming up after the break, a bay area bank robber, with identifying marks, charged in federal court. more on how fbi agents were able to find him, even though he covered his face. plus, moms for housing, scheduled to be honored after shining a spotlight on the city's housing crisis. obama: he's been a leader

throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action.workedr in the fight for gun safety laws,

to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message.

police say a 15-year-old boy was killed in santa clara last night. was crossing the street against the night. the accident happened a the 9:30 at lafayette street, and agnew road. police say the boy was crossing against the do not walk sign, when he was hit by a block honda. the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with the investigation. authorities have not yet released the boy's name. authorities have yet to release the names of those two victims, but hayes has posted several pictures of his sister and nephew on social media, with the caption reading i miss you more than life big sister.

they believe the ex-boyfriend shot and killed her and her son before killing himself. a 44-year-old man is behind bars suspected of robbing a san francisco bank twice. police say the tatoos on larry henley's hands helped them crack the case. henley was charged in federal court last week with robbing the wells-fargo bank on chestnut in november, and again in december. he got away with more than $4,500, but was later spotted by a police officer who noticed the tatoos on his hands. the word hate is tattooed on henley's left hand. on his right hand is the word crime. ktvu news at 6:30 starts next, with legislation aimed at cracking down on short term rentals that are planning. also a shift in priorities. a new study reveals the top san francisco residents. and a frightening crash at the finish line of the daytona 500. at least one driver injured,

and another with the trophy. coming up later in sports, mark tells us the controversial ending, and he'll also have an update on the injured driver who was taken to the hospital.

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now to our top stories tonight, a big crowd welcomed senator bernie sanders for a get out the vote in richmond today. sanders said americans are tired of income inequality, and what he called the greed and corruption of the trump administration, and big corporations. more than 150 americans evacuated from china are now under quarantine. they were flown from japan after spending two weeks isolated on the cruise ship diamond princess. 13 people were taken to

nebraska for treatment. 77-year-old carol kiparsky, and 72-year-old ian irwin were last seen at a rental home on friday. more than 100 volunteers were scouring the area today looking for them. the couple never checked out of the rental home on saturday, and officials say it looked like they had planned on returning. you're watching ktvu, fox 2 news at 6:30. there could be new penalties for people who violate the rules on short term rental properties. >> a lawmaker is introducing legislation in response to the shooting that killed five people at an airbnb rental in orinda last year. >> the current fine for short term rentals becoming party houses? $1,000. steve glazer says that's not high enough. >> the legislation that i will be introducing tomorrow will raise that ceiling to $5,000. the hoping about that it creates a strong enough

disincentive. there's no better example of a bad apple than what happened on halloween night with the death of five individuals at a rental property. >> reporter: he doesn't want a repeat of the gang related shootout in a quiet residential neighborhood. he says the bill he wrote will deture those who want to make a quick profit. >> any guest at an event anywhere in our state has an obligation to follow our rule, and our laws. >> reporter: orinda mayor darlene gee says the legislation wouldempower local governmentment. >> ourselves and our sister communities to have greater ability to enforce these new rules. we're very appreciative. >> we're enforcing this, and we have the authority, if this legislation passes to cause a significant economic impact. >> reporter: airbnb has previously banned party houses, and now screens for suspicious reservations. in a statement, the platform said we would welcome the

opportunity to partner with senator glazer, and bauer kahan, which includes hosts, guests, and neighbors. if passed, this new legislation would effect most of the cities in california, but charter cities like san diego, san francisco, and oakland are free to set fines as high as they choose. the oakland city council is honoring the activists known as moms for housing. the women illegally occupied a vacant home for two months to call attention to the plight of homelessness in the city and across the state. it allowed renters the first right to purchase a home if it goes up for sale. seven women who organized that group are being recognized as black history month honorees. a new study from san francisco's chamber of commerce shows that homelessness is now the number one concern for city

residents. the new finding signifies a shift in priorities. >> it's an issue that's hard to miss on san francisco's streets. homelessness has crept into every corner of the city, and according to the san francisco chamber of commerce, is now the top issue that needs to be tackled. 71% of san franciscans say it's their number one concern. some say it's the most striking example of of the extreme income inequality in the city, and strains the city's capacity for compassion. >> we want to stay open hearted, and we want to care about everybody, but we also do have to hold people responsible for who they are in the world. it's really complicated. >> reporter: it's an issue new residents have encountered as well. >> the most striking thing course is the homelessness. it'sbeen. >> reporter: no one is more

impacted by homelessness than the unsheltered. the coalition reading a statement that no one wants solutions to homelessness more than the homeless themselves. housing cost was the top concern, and it still is a major issue, with 33% of poll respondents citing it as the city's top issue. >> housing is the biggest issue. commercial spaces going away, and amazing condos coming in, and two bedrooms are going for $4,400. >> reporter: it appears the city has reached some type of tipping point, where most san franciscans support more navigation centers throughout the city, including in their own neighborhoods. the poll also shows support for increasing the amount of police in the city. ktvu, fox 2 news. coming up here, the latest on the roger stone case. could a judge grant him a new

trial? and the calls for the resignation of the attorney general. and nearly 80 years after the mass incarceration of japanese americans, a formal apology may be coming from the state of california. the significance to those who were interned.

there are growing calls for attorney general william barr to step down, following the justice department decision to request a softer sentence for president trump's long time

friend and adviser, roger stone. fox news, lauren blanchard tells us, more than a thousand have signletter calling on barr to resign. >> reporter: a petition online, signed by former members of the department of justice is calling for the resignation of attorney general william barr over his handling of the roger stone case following president trump's public involvement. although barr said the tweets make his job more difficult -- >> i have a problem with some of the tweets. >> reporter: the online petition which has more than 1100 signatures, says mr. barr's actions in doing the president's personal bidding, unfortunately, speak louder than his words. four prosecutors on the t after recommended a 7 to 9 year prison sentence for witness tampering, lying to congress and obstructing an investigation.

following a tweet in which the doj insists was not a factor, the justice department overruled their own prosecutors and are recommending a lesser sentence. >> that is something that's out of the ordinary, and out of the norm. >> reporter: the petition started by protect democracy, a nonprofit legal group, encourages current doj employees to report unethical behavior, and says it is unheard of for the department's top leaders to overrule lying prosecutors who are following established policies, in order to give preferential treatment to a close associate of the president. stone's sentencing is set for thursday. however last week,ers filed a motion for a brand new trial. in washington, lauren blanchard, ktvu, fox 2 news. a peace deal with the taliban could be coming by the end of the month. a senior taliban leader told reporters about the peace deal today, but it comes just way

day after the group killed at least a dozen afghan security personnel. the violence is the type that would be banned under a temporary truce. the agreement would ban rocket attacks, and targeting u.s. and afghan troops. if the deal goes through, u.s. troop numbers could be reduced from 12,000 down to 8600. the u.s. will maintain whatever resources are necessary to continue the fight against terrorism. >> the united states is fully committed to ensuring that afghanistan never again becomes a haven for attacks against our homeland. >> in return, the u.s. will release 5,000 taliban prisoners. state lawmakers are expected to approve a resolution this week apologizing to japanese americans who were interned in california during world war ii. the resolution offers a formal

apology for their role in setting up the camps in 1942. 120,000 people were taken from their homes and businesses after the war many families were unable to recover. 82-year-old les ochida was just 5 years old, when his family was encourse rated in arkansas after the bombing of pearl harbor. >> there were a lot of people, not just politicians that didn't speak up. it should not be forgotten, because it's really kind of a civics lesson for all generations. >> in 1988, congress gave camp survivors $20,000 each in reparations. there was never any evidence of disloyalty, or espionage involving anyone in those camps. a beautiful end to the holiday weekend for many. we're talking about the forecast as we head through the rest of your week. we'll see you back here with the five day. coming up next on the 7:00 news on ktvu plus, former

national security adviser, john bolton breaks his silence. what he's saying about the president and the release date for his upcoming book. plus why officials with covered california say they're seeing an increase in enrollment this year. those stories and more at 7:00 on ktvu plus. first after the break here, the prices of california wine dropping. we'll tell you what's contributing to the new 20 year low. and taking a live look outside as we wrap up the presidents' day weekend, ktvu news at 6:30 will be right back.

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othroughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together

in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. a bottle, or perhaps a glass of wine could be costing you a little bit less these days. >> a drop in wine prices is being blamed on a surplus of grapes and waning demand. >> reporter: a time to toast for wine lovers. the prices of wine are the lowest in the past five years. >> such a grthem to go

down. >> reporter: the state of wine industry says wine prices could even be the lowest in the past 20 years, because in part of a surplus of grapes. >> i feel like it will bring a lot of tourists. >> reporter: priscilla is celebrating her birthday with friends and with wine. she says the lower prices are are welcome. >> it's always good news to us. lower prices and alcohol? yeah. >> reporter: that's not good news for everyone, especially grape growers. growers are choosing to leave grapes on the vine, because it would cost more to produce. >> wine grapes being left in the field, that's pretty sad. it looked like each one hanging in those vines look like dollar signs to me. >> reporter: the wine industry report says millennias don't

drink as much wine. >> if the price of zinfandel goes by, we're buying. >> a lot of people will be buying as those prices drop. and a beautiful day. for february. unreal weather. folks visiting, tourists are just stunned at the last few days. today was probably the finest day of the weekend with temperatures temperatures in the 70s. this trend continues through this bay area week. you can see the big picture here. lots of weather in the southeast part of the country up by mississippi, where they have had significant flooding concerns in this area. basically an atmospheric river on the southeif this was further north, that would be great, but it's way down here and just streaming moisture. some tropical moisture across the southeast, and that is creating problems, and flooding

there. for us, we've just got a few high clouds. you can see them out there. made for a beautiful sunset this evening. you can see along the coast, it's clear. no fog to speak of. just a nice, nice bay area day. one of the finest presidents' day mondays i can remember. we were in the 70s, even currently, 67 in concord at this hour. 63 in brentwood. 64 in livermore. those temperatures in livermore with 9 degrees warmer. the trend was for up in the numbers. forecast overnight lows, above freezing. we did have a little bit of valley fog last night in parts that's a possibility again tonight, but it will be real patchy in those low lying spots, and certainly gone by the morning. yellows are 70s. yellows would be the forecast

for tomorrow. you see really just looking at greens. lots of 60s. tomorrow in san francisco, a few clouds in the morning, then its fine. the forecast for the next few days, mostly sunny through the day, all through the bay area weekend. there will be a few clouds, but it's really going to be about clear and dry. these are the forecast highs. 70 in gilroy. 66 in livermore. then the five-day forecast, which is going to look a lot like the last five-day forecast i showed you last week, and the one before that. this pattern has been repeating. with that, we're continuing in this dry, and unfortunately dry pattern, right through the bay area weekend. a few clouds come in. there's a slight chance for something showing up friday. but let's wait a day on that. again, it looks like a minor event at best. there you go, five-day forecast. hope you had a nice weekend. it was all systems go for a

splaunch today. >> ignition liftoff. >> the liftoff of the falcon 9 rocket from cape canaveral was successful. however, the rocket booster missed its landing spot when it came back down. carrying another batch of star link satellites to join others already in orbit. the mission is to provide better internet access to underdeveloped nations. coming up, we hear from an emotional san jose sharks player who was on the trade bubble. plus, we have the very latest on nascar driver ryan newman, who was taken to the hospital today after this very scary final lap crash at today's day taupa 500. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action.

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mark's here now, we're starting with the sharks. my favorite guy on the sharks, and may be on the trade bubble. >> could be. the this has been such a weird season for the sharks, not only expected a lot from are are all hurt. the latest, derrick carlson out. and the sharks going at it in a presidents' day afternoon delight. actually, not that delightful the way it turned out, but for

a 90-year-old sharks fan, her first ever game. she looks great. pass stolen, breakaway, beats brendan dylan for a goal. his 22nd of the year, 2-1 florida. this is kind of embarrassing, as colten get his own rebound, backs it in in the second effort. the panthers wind up winning. the trade deadline a week away, many sharks nervous about what the future may hold. brendan dylan, really emotional about his potential leaving the sharks. >> i don't know. you know we'll kind of see what happens but, you know for us, i like being here. i try to play hard every night. it's kind of out of my control. >> sometimes you forget, professional sports, it's a

business, but these are people, with families and emotions. meantime, the daytona 500 has denny hamlin winning his second consecutive. but that's not the story. people really worrying about the health of one driver in particular. ryan newman, denny hamlin battling for the lead. turned hard at 195 miles an hour. hamlin would win in a photo finish, but the story is newman. his car hard into the wall. airborne on its roof, and it's hit by corey leejoy, and the car would go flying. several flips. became rested on its roof. safety teams on immediately. newman would be pulled from the wreckage, and taken to a local hospital. the media has been told there will be an announcement in the very near future. their safety regulations are so good, you have to worry about

the delay in this, and it's not all good news. >> i don't know, we got bumpers hooked up wrong. i hope he's all right. it looked pretty bad. so definitely was trying to push him to a win. i don't want to say those things happen, i feel really bad about it. it's just, man. >> yeah, another emotional story there. meantime in the world of country club golf, much calmer as we're now three months away from the pga championship, which will be happening in the bay area's own backyard. brooks koepka took part today at oracle park in a promotion. kind of wound up hitting some balls, golf balls, i should say, at oracle. crushed them into the mccovey cove area. if he wins in may, he could join walter hagan as the only

golfer ever to win this tournament three consecutive times. >> walter hagan is a name that everyone knows, every golf fan knows, to put my name with his would be incredible. coming back two time defending, it's a different feeling, and one you want to win this year. for sure. it's something i'm looking forward to, and i can't wait to get the year started. also in attendance today, former giants randy winn, and rich aurilia, and kristi yamaguchi. speaking of oracle park, which will be not vacated by the giants much longer. spring training continues down in scottsdale. of course the star arrivey, you might say, as the regulars get in there is hunter pence. but our cameras would catch brendan crawford, and buster posey doing their thing, but the welcome for hunter pence was very much in evidence.

every time he made a move down there, the fans down there applauding. definite fan favorite. but manager gabe kaplin has reasons to notice him. >> he makes people better. >> did you happen to notice him getting an ovation anytime he did anything? >> i think we all noticed that. >> can't help but notice it. in the a's camp, a very relaxed atmosphere, as bob melvin, the manager kind of cruised in on a little motorized vehicle there, waiting to interview the players. i think that kind of typifies where the a's are right now. they've got to be considered a favorite in the american league's western on hope ryan n >> full report tonight at 10:00. >> we'll see you later, good night. >> thanks everybody. big bang is next.

i'll see you over on k tvu plus at 7:00. that is apt and amusing. i think i shall share that with amy farrah fowler. she'll appreciate the witticism. thank you. it'll also help improve her initial impression of you. so what's going on with you two? well, the status is as it always was. she's a girl. she's a friend. she is not my-- please forgive me for doing this-- "girlfriend." right, right. so you're still just texting and e-mailing? you don't feel any need to hang out with her, you know-- be in the same room? leonard, you are my best friend. i've known you for seven years, and i can barely tolerate sitting on the couch with you. imagine my attitude regarding prolonged physical proximity to amy farrah fowler. got it. i sense judgment on your part. no, no. maybe a little. may i suggest that your criticism is based on jealousy?

jealousy? what do i have to be jealous of? i have a functioning and satisfying relationship with a female. you have none. oh, right. that. jealousy is an ugly green-eyed monster-- not unlike the hulk-- who, by the way, also has a girlfriend. in this iteration, jennifer connelly, whom you may recall as the girlfriend of russell crowe in a beautiful mind, a feel-good romp if there ever was one. i'm not jealous. (grunts like the hulk) leonard not jealous. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ ♪ the earth began to cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ ♪ math, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪